ao3You said, "When you post something on the web, it should belong to you, not a corporation." That's nice, but how exactly are you doing that? By just saying it and hoping people will follow you?
KartikPrabhuao3: not sure why you sound so angry. People are just posting on their website, and yes that content is also sometimes syndicated to Facebook and Twitter etc...
LoqiThe IndieWeb Community is largely based on principles (AKA tenets) such as own your data, make what you need, use what you make, document your stuff, open source your stuff, UX design is more important than protocols, visible data for humans first and machines second, platform agnostic platforms, plurality over monoculture, longevity, and remember to have fun! https://indieweb.org/principles
@simonwI've learned this lesson before: the moment you build a side-project with user accounts it stops being a side-project: it's now an unpaid job, with very real responsibilities (twitter.com/_/status/1578445946626576384)
Loqimigration in the context of the indieweb refers to the process of moving your indieweb site from any one or more of one CMS / web host / DNS provider / URL design / domain name to another https://indieweb.org/migration
[timothy_chambe][tantek] - you are always welcome at indieweb.social and ours will be live for as far as I can see. At the very least another two years. Likely ongoing as long as there is a fediverse and an indieweb movement.